Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1887-03-23


There is great demand for girls to
do general housewOrk. Here is a
pointer for Morris emigration agents.
An entertainment will be given in
the NJ. E. church next Monday even
ing, under the auspices of the Girls
| Aid Society. The Society will furn-
ish the music and Miss Zue McClary
| will furnish the Rotations. Miss
| McClary has been in Morris frequent
ly and is popular elocutionist. All
are invited to attend.
Farm Stock and Home remarks
that the ballast of the nation in
morals, in politics, is out where the
calves grow and the colts, and where
the farmer eats genuine butter. Riots
and murders and all kinds of deviltry
| flourish where the children never see
green grass nor drink fresh milk and
where the people eat butterine.
The Sun editor gets his copy. prints
village council proceedings free of
charge, Will continue to board him.
self and, it is said, will 60 to the lake
to drink. In behalf of the tax pay
ers we thank the Sun for its undis-
guised generosity. Great head that
| Sun man has on him and we want
him to know that 1t is appreciated.
"It's in the feed" Yes, that's ex-
| actly where it is. There is money in
the bank, too, but it needs good
mans check to get it out. And it
needs good cattle just as truly to get a
dollars worth of value out of dol
lars worth of food. Do not draw on
the corn-crib with scrub-the check
will never be paid IN full.-Breeders
| Gazette.
The editor of the Granite Falls
TRIBUNE has something to say-he
thinks concerning the judgesship in
this district. The poor fellow has
been asleep during the winter and
don't know what has happened.
Some day he will discover that he is
not in this district and will learn that
his uproarious comments are rather
meaningless.
Henry Hutchins deserves great
credit for perseverance and hard
work. Since coming to Morris he
has led an active business and Officia
life and that, with other duties, III
should find time to successfully pur
sue the study of law is quite remar
able. Upon his admission to the ba
he is entitled to the heartiest of con
CALCULATIONS.
Notice the new advertisement Of e
B. Woodward's in this issue of TIN
TRIBUNE. Mr.. Woodward has al
, elegant stock of all kinds of silve
ware and jewelry and is fully pre-
pared to meet all demands of TIL
people of Morris In his line. He
also skilled workman and doe
watch cleaning and repairing in til
8 best manner possible.
/. Last Thursday J. E. Danielson re
ceived nineteen cases OF boots an
;. shoes with more to follow. MI
;. Danielgon, with his usual enterprise
has bought these goods direct fror
V manufacturers and will doubtless dis
: pose of them at low figures. He a
b ways keeps his stock complete wit
K the best the market affords and is a
j. ways on deck for business.
:. we doubt if there is space enoug
;, in the TRIBUNE in which to copy a
# of the fattering notices given Hol
G. l.. Brown by the press of the stat
x upon his appointment to the judg'
n ship of the 10th judicial district, an
e as we can not copy all we have COZ
3. cluded to give none. Suffice it to sa
!, that his appointment meets with tt
j; same universal approval with I'll
i papers of the state that it does wit
the people of this district.